Z is for Zombie: Rage - Catt Dahman Reviews
Newest Review: ... others number the dead, they head out to take revenge. Unfortunately their paths soon cross with what is left of the ... more
... American military. This would not be so bad (after all, they have all co-operated together before) had this other group not now been infiltrated by the Reconstruction Army whose intentions are far less than honorable. All this leads to a somewhat disappointing showdown between the two opposing factions....
But this is a book of two halves and once this particular story-arc comes to an end, the second half of the book then jumps forward many years later. Through the chronicles of survivor Beth, we get to see what the future ...more
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Rage is the fifth book in this ongoing Zombie series and reads like it was originally intended to wrap everything up and bring the series to a tidy close. But knowing that there are another four books to come, one must only assume that author Catt Dahman, either by her own steam or through pressure from the fans, must have at some point decided to continue on a bit further. This makes this book then a bit of a strange one... Rage continues where the last book left off with a group of the Hopetown survivors heading out beyond the confines of their walls to hunt down the two Hybrids that they invited into their home with disastrous results! Whilst others number ... Read the complete review
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